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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1928

Page

6

West Sidney Club Meeting and Local News

The M C club met at Mrs. A M Anderson’s home with ten members and four visitors, followed by guessing contests and lunch. The community extends sympathy to Mr Stowe and Mrs Harry Philson. Several local residents and visitors are noted, including trips to Sterling and Sidney, flu illness, and dental work.

M 1. C. Club A M. Anderson Stowe Harry Philson Vene Killham Dix J. F. Killham Alvin Livingston Sidney Ed Anderson Baby Louie Scheer Alfred Sprenger John Lingwall Charles Sprenger Sterling Christena Sprenger Ted Scriber George Killham Denver A. M. Anderson Walter Phelps Chet Walters H. J H. Westphalen Langley

Local notices from Weyerts News and surroundings

Fred Bauer completed carpentry for Harry Thompson's add on. Mrs W C Haxby and Lavon attended Warren Wassum's fifth birthday on Thursday. Dozens of women and children enjoyed games and lunch. Koplin visited Will Haxby. Darrah did business in Sidney and Sundl. Families visited Lodge Pole. several were sick with flu. Easter egg hunt featured Marjorie Rubado and Lavon Haxby. George Buss Jr. found eggs. Army worms threaten winter wheat. Denver trip for Burgess and Smith. Utica forms new community club.

Fred Bauer Harry Thompson W. C. Haxby Lavon Warren Wassum Koplin Will Haxby Charles Darrah Sidney and Sundl Otto Rahe Frank Rogers Lodge Pole Buss Alice Buss Herman Bruns Henry Block John Block Ald Society of the West Lutheran Church J. J. Folkers J . Folkers George Buss John F. Folkerts George Jurgens Walter Rufenacht Sidney Albert Hadden Floyd Bruns Effie Frerichs Claribel Lavon Haxby Charles Darrah’s Dick Volkman Edith Ann Frerichs Lucille Rubado Harriet Meyers Carl Smith Marjorie Rubado George Buss, Jr Elsie Rahe Herman Abbie Bruns Kord Dykeman J. Humes Beulah Cecil Humes Orville Elda Humes Hada Hadden Herma Bruns

Bunker Hill Social Visits and Family Gatherings

Mr and Mrs John Novotny spent Wednesday evening at the Paul Nagengast home. Several families including Bayne Beyer Engel and Borcher visited various homes this week. Carl Borcher missed school due to illness and Edna Frame visited the Roy Neary residence near Dalton last Friday.

John Novotny Paul Nagengast Earl Bayne Iva Beyer Fred Beyer John Engel Charles Gabriel Wm. Sachs Jacob Volkert Art Borcher Fesch Dalton Carl Borcher Frank Beyer Wm. Jeudes Pete Beyer Gurley P. Nagengast Ray Frame Edna Roy Neary

Local Nerval News and Easter Visits in Gurley

Dora Albrecht has resumed school work after illness. Helen Gathman is in Scottsbluff Hospital for rheumatic fever. Rita Mount is sick with flu and out of school. Marjorie Burke recovered from tonsil removal. Easter activities include a Lutheran Sunday school program and multiple family visits. A fine baby boy was born to the Cunningham family. Paul Parrish welcomed a son in Denver. Ernest Taylor returns from Wesleyan for Easter break. Vernon Neick shows improvement.

Dora Albrecht Helen Gathman Scottsbluff Rita Mount Marjorie Burke Larson Lester Collins Chadron Blanche Walker H. LeConte Cleveland Ohio A. A. Larson Lutheran Lutheran Church Nels Erickson Dorothy Alliance Mr Erickson George Bartels John Keiselhorst Emma Thompson Charles Jobe Center A. A Larson Dalton Presbyterian Church Russell Dedrick Sidney G. H. Rowan Lynn Cunningham Paul Parrish Denver Parrish L. F. Cunningham C. W Smith Gurley Ernest Taylor Nebraska Wesleyan L B. Taylor Vernon Neick

Dalton Doings and Local Happenings in Brief

A Dalton roundup reports W Friede returning from eastern business, Mrs Dirks and Sidney students attending a district declamatory contest, and Supt Stewart Nelson visiting from Sidney. Gertude M Nelson and J M Nelson noted in town, with a funeral for W A Klein in Sidney, an operetta by grade pupils, and bids for a new Hardville school building at about 30000 dollars.

A W. Friede L W. Dirks Sidney Public Sidney Chappell Big Springs Stewart Nelson Nelson J. S. Bartholomew T. Hardin C. R. Babcock Sterling International Harvester Company Gertude M. Nelson Dalton St. Patrick’s Catholic Church W. A. Klein Omaha J M. Nelson McCleneghan Grand Island Marie Vogler Kansas City Joe Vogler

Easter at Potter and local church events highlight town life

Potter and class of 23 joined the Methodist church on Easter morning. Allen Dykeman returned from San Diego after his father's funeral in Fremont. Mrs C O Troy visited ailing father. Easter cantata Hosanna by 28 voice choir directed by Miss Alice Brown drew standing room. Jean Hagemeister joined her mother after a visit east. Edna Seyfang spent Easter with her parents. Norcross and Stumbaugh traveled to McCook for a relative’s death. Ray Bartlett buys a new Dodge in Sidney. Rev Troy conducted funeral for four and a half year old Marjorie Bertramson at Kimball hospital. Mrs Martin Leafdale marked her 76th birthday with a family dinner.

Methodist Church Allen Dykeman San Diego Calif Fremont C O. Troy M E Alice Brown Lee Hagemeister Jean Edna Seyfang Kearney J. J. Norcross William Stumbaugh McCook Ray Bartlett Sidney Lawrence Schwartz Julius Schwartz and Son Denver Rev Troy Marjorie Bertramson Jim Bertramson Kimball Hospital Martin Leafdale

Social notes from South Colton area

Herman Stueve was a supper guest at the H J Elsen home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Fastenau and son Adair were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H P Thomas and family Sunday. The Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs H J Elsen Wednesday with good attendance. After the meeting Mrs Elsen assisted by Mrs George served lunch. W L Needham called at John Cortneys Saturday morning. Arthur Lenzen is recovering from an operation and expects to be home soon. Dr and Mrs J O Meeks and family of Sidney were dinner guests at the Harry Witters home Sunday. Mrs Ross called on Mrs George Deaver Monday after school. George Nieman took dinner with Mr and Mrs H J Elsen Monday. Mr and Mrs Hilbert Borcher visit.

Herman Stueve H J. Elsen John Fastenau Adair H. P. Thomas Ladies Aid H. J. Elsen John George Ross Elsen George W. L. Needham John Cort Ney Arthur Lenzen J. O. Meeks Sidney Harry Witters George Deaver George Nieman Hilbert Borcher

Local families gather for Sunday visits and meetings

Mrs Penny assists with Pete Lenzen household duties while Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt host. Mr H J Elsen and family attend dinner at Mrs Anna Badziong’s home. Grandma Cortney visits John Cortney. Lenora Marguerite Leonard and Willie Cortney visit Messing children. Mrs John Edwards and Mrs Carl Schmidt attend an aid meeting at the H J Elsen home.

Carl Schmidt Penny Pete Lenzen H J Elsen Anna Badziong George Grandma Cortney John Cortney Lenora Marguerite Leonard Willie Cortney Messing John Edwards Carl

Wood ashes as fertilizer and liming material

Wood ashes contain potash and lime and are used to improve soil in home gardens. Their commercial value rests mainly on potash content, but most ashes also provide enough lime to be considered liming materials.

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West Sidney Utica Bunker Hill Hardville School Board Potter Schmidt Deisel-Wemmer Co Brown Fruit Co Grand Island, Nebr Studebaker Reat Independent F. A. B. Factory Federton Rebalersepen Erskine Six Mann Motor Company Sidney, Nebraska
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